Drew Nist
Dr. J Edward Hackett
Introduction to Ethics
December 8, 2014
Intro. to Ethics Final Exam 1 The world was not created by man, rather man is simply thrust into it. Man is responsible for his own actions, and his individuality. The way we act in this world and our will shapes not only our lives but also the lives of our fellow men.We are not responsible for being in this world, however we are responsible for everything that follows. Man shapes the world according to his own actions and accordance.
The structure of existence is best summarized as existence precedes essence. Which is an opposite view of the traditional philosophical idea that the essence of something is more fundamental and invaluable than its existence. A existentialist …show more content…
Nietzsche states that the Slave revolt of morality begins with ressentiment. Which is just what the little lambs have towards the birds of prey, Resentment. The Little lambs question the morality of the birds of prey and claim them not only evil in nature but evil just for their actions towards the little lambs. The little lambs see themselves as pure and good and anything thats even related to or acts as a bird of prey as evil. The lambs focus all of their might into belittling the birds of prey for who they are even though the birds of prey are simply doing what they think is …show more content…
They still love the little lambs for they are what keeps them alive and still kicking in this world. Without the little lambs to feed them they wouldn’t be able to live and prosper and continue their everyday course and actions. The Bird’s of Prey understand why the little lambs hate them. And while they are labeled evil and questioned on their morality cannot find it in themselves to hate such a large and important part of their life.
3 Martin Luther King was a man of action, but not physical action. King led the war on equality with not a fist rather with words. If Martin Luther King was here and present during these trying times of outbursts and horrifying protests he would be against it. King almost hated white people when he was younger however, in My Pilgrimage to Nonviolence King tells how during one summer of his teen years he saw not only black people, but poor whites were also being abused by the economic
Dr. J Edward Hackett
Introduction to Ethics
December 8, 2014
Intro. to Ethics Final Exam 1 The world was not created by man, rather man is simply thrust into it. Man is responsible for his own actions, and his individuality. The way we act in this world and our will shapes not only our lives but also the lives of our fellow men.We are not responsible for being in this world, however we are responsible for everything that follows. Man shapes the world according to his own actions and accordance.
The structure of existence is best summarized as existence precedes essence. Which is an opposite view of the traditional philosophical idea that the essence of something is more fundamental and invaluable than its existence. A existentialist …show more content…
Nietzsche states that the Slave revolt of morality begins with ressentiment. Which is just what the little lambs have towards the birds of prey, Resentment. The Little lambs question the morality of the birds of prey and claim them not only evil in nature but evil just for their actions towards the little lambs. The little lambs see themselves as pure and good and anything thats even related to or acts as a bird of prey as evil. The lambs focus all of their might into belittling the birds of prey for who they are even though the birds of prey are simply doing what they think is …show more content…
They still love the little lambs for they are what keeps them alive and still kicking in this world. Without the little lambs to feed them they wouldn’t be able to live and prosper and continue their everyday course and actions. The Bird’s of Prey understand why the little lambs hate them. And while they are labeled evil and questioned on their morality cannot find it in themselves to hate such a large and important part of their life.
3 Martin Luther King was a man of action, but not physical action. King led the war on equality with not a fist rather with words. If Martin Luther King was here and present during these trying times of outbursts and horrifying protests he would be against it. King almost hated white people when he was younger however, in My Pilgrimage to Nonviolence King tells how during one summer of his teen years he saw not only black people, but poor whites were also being abused by the economic